Answers
Do we need to rebuild our entire BSS to get these capabilities?
These capabilities require TelcoEdge's real-time billing architecture to function — they cannot be layered onto a batch billing platform because the data they depend on does not exist on batch systems until after the cycle closes.
The migration to TelcoEdge is what activates them. Most operators under 100,000 subscribers complete the migration in 4 to 6 weeks, with services live throughout.
Why these capabilities need real-time architecture
Predicted MNO invoice, pool optimisation, and zero revenue leakage all depend on continuous, real-time data processing. This data simply does not exist on batch billing platforms until after the cycle closes.
You cannot layer these capabilities onto a batch system — the architectural foundation must be real-time for them to function.
The migration path
The migration to TelcoEdge is what activates MaaS capabilities. This is not a rebuild — it is a managed migration with a proven process.
Most operators under 100,000 subscribers complete the migration in 4 to 6 weeks, with subscriber services live throughout the process.
What migration includes
- Data mapping and subscriber record migration
- Billing configuration and plan setup
- Parallel running for validation
- Overnight cutover with zero downtime
- MaaS capabilities active from day one post-migration
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FAQs
Can I add MaaS capabilities to my existing BSS?
No — these capabilities require real-time billing architecture. They cannot function on batch systems because the data they depend on does not exist until after the cycle closes.
How long does the migration take to get MaaS?
Most operators under 100,000 subscribers complete migration in 4 to 6 weeks. MaaS capabilities are active from day one post-migration.
